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J . CONQUEST OF THE AIR. &9.00J -4 V ' t T- . "-' ' r, t a, L is especially adapted for this kind of weather with it you can have as much or as little heat as - ' - you want, and at a mO ments . notice by doing this you eliminate the discomfort, waste and expose necessary for operating coal stoves and furnaces. New Bern PARENTS, READ THIS Ever stop to think how homesick the boys and girls oft at school get? Whether you do or not, it's a fact that they do as you will realize when you recall your own feelings in the past when at school, or for some other reason y ou were away from home for a long while. Then it is that a letter from home seems most welcome. A visit from The DAILY JOURNAL would be like a letter from home and would be most welcome to the dear ones in a distant town. Send us name and ad dress and let us start these dally letter up without lurtner aeiay. it wjii oe inaeea a welcome surprise. tit, -n ..!!!! V) -' ' py" YOuii'fAXtsr Pay'veur hy taxes. e'ad yen will tt bw oanNsyad with . v I' haw 'iMf-JI. . (lasWns employ ed U'Woe ia CcAfejrtiogHrity tXt en. Ue tKU lull power t Wct-ive and ript'(w ny ftt tax paid him. Plt& do not lout tff paying the city tax. f otr- will, beldiitmed cTftipual ly until ywir ity tax is paid. License' tax fdr quarter Jac. 1st. 1013, tw April let, 113, Is due. . 'Garnishees, warrant are levies are now in order. RespedfifHy, -I J. J.-TOLSON, City lax C fleeter. Your Clothes Will ok Better ftil JOURNAL "I if Cleaned knd Pressed at .; thfc RED STAR Taildiring V C&httaiiy. Special atteii- tltyi given to Repairing of Men's and Ladies aiv iiientS. ..'e:m--,; : iy IHOW73V 7$$ Front St. All work called for and returned.. Sol Lipman,,M$r. s A&Mvfa l-ont .StirfeeV, 'JVl Pill rt tl TlL' tar sale, cut in any Fuviiwr. ,.,., . ..." jpo O .v,i,y'- ,'V:.'if rX mWLLARI). - - ."Kaow 1l wea by tlvrae presents 'w ilOTif'mf -toil-i Mi the 6th day of Jaauaryilyl3.-" per loaVl. f Dry sawed bale wood $t.3Q per lodSSaed' pbe IabG7i (etits per iMd. . vvnea we ay load we mean : LLIS COAL AND' WOOD Z YARD Phone tias Cpivpaoy ; . ? ' I 4 ruiLVI t Vli IU ii3 . Wlrtiil l ; ! -Crnvfia uaty , Cawrt Mr Sawrer r Actios far Hvorfe;1 Wlm Sawyer . . Jitv , f Sujnwona. J : 1 he delendant. Ruins .Sawyec n:a..J j L iruuiic rvuciion 10 ine nivnesi oral notified that as actio eatitled a ahoyejl L, l.n 1. K- ,.-l.:h. OB Monday, the 10th day I Mirt' rtf I Viuon iniinn vAv-!nn. LImJ " i K w"" or inc purpose o oo-1 p . ill 't notified that fce ft; required to appear at the term ol the eaid Court to be held on the 3rd Monday before the 1st Monday in March, 1913 being the iOth day ol February at the Court House in said County,' and answer, ot demur to the complaint, or judgment will be rendered according to the deeree thereof. This Jan. 6th, 19J3. W. P. FLANNER, Clerk. ADMI NISTRATOR'S NOTICE. 'jHavinj (his day qualified aaadrninig- 1.oti the last will and testament of , rrow, decensed, all persons holdiaj claims againt said decedent are hereby nojihed to present ' the same, duly verified to the uaderaigned or W. : D. Mplver, atterneyt on or before the 12th (lay ot December, .1913, or thU-notice will be pleaded in bar of theif recovery. All persons indebted to said entate aee roquetted to make immediate kettle ment. , , v:, This 17th day of December, 191. W. Hf PETERSON, Administrator, C. T. A. W. D. Mclver. Attornav. MORTGAGE SALfc. By vktue of tpMit!- talaed ia tbk ertaiat merttajttr'Uleed made by A11ei( Smlthr td W,G.!Rti. 'Mb JfttSrtdhy ; miSiLi urn m Urded U' tk.'iffire of the ?Keire, Deed! ef Cmvetf Didta AdfitCX:! nbr'.Mii llaors mert!ai wiiridr eatttthefceNrti'lMiiA d fat fher wlr fcouJdeir. ei Vhe hWurr 12 o'clock m-tUMi'lkf ee, wine ai aelrff Wlleat iOavelor, aaownc: :aaa:s WMtatirad ? WlWWfc' foJIowe-i fe kt'stake'eii the VnedrteK jand uirfS.. oi'E 62-34 frt4M J2 69 2-J yardft, theVl N. 6J W."69 a.3, fhe V4 $V. W 2-J yards' to tlie ' beginning;, cdrfuiriTai OnetacVe'smor ea9V,. wftii7 Welling nouse on same aiaoeatire household and kitchln (urnk ore' t't:fttZ"W- : ' vP;IC- w, GVR0USE,V .f it'?,rv "' u1-.Mortrae This the 20tk day ef Jansaiy lt3, , ' : CDLU:.:-Lt Ap; RET li III r FIFTH NATIONAVkCORN , EXPO" Jan. 27tb Fek Sth.., Inc. -First Exposition- Held Ua Dixie THgORY , ptua, ' PRACTICAL EX- PtRIENCE equals RESULTS.' ' Clearly demonstrated through com pethive exhibits , by corn raising ex perts from various States, as well as United States Government Exhibit. Throoughly educational and ex ceedingly interesting, as well as of vital importance to the South's future Farmers. A corn education in one day a valuable asset for young and'old. On account of this occasion the ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAIL ROAD offers the above attractive round trip rate. Pates of sale. Jan. 23-25 and 27th. ' F.h t? anil fttk Hetura Limit: To reach original start v lof point not later than midnight of - Feb. 12th, 1913. , , , T. C, WHITE, General Pass. Afgt. J. GRAIC. PaMenfer Traf. Mgr. . r- u "" " 1 "i- ,a , I.ICATION OF SUMMONS. rth Carolina, Superior Court Craveiit CoUaty, W. H. Carter, T. Action for divorce Aaale Carter, Notice of summons. The dpfrrtdant above named take notive that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the superior court of Craven county to obtain a divorce frum the bonds of matrimony and the said defendant will further lake notice that she is required to appear at the April term of the Superior Court for the said County to be held on the 7th day of Apiil, lvu, at the lourt House ol saia boun ty in New Fern, N. C, and answer Or demur to the complaint' in sun action or the plaintin will apply to the Court for relief demanded in said complaint. W. B. FLANNER, Clerk sf the Superior Court. koRTrf CAROLINA. r caXVEWOUNTT. rtRTV-OF Tiir sotrTH Side MANOFACl WjmNU COMFANY, INC. Purstat to the Judgment of the Superior Court pf Craven County, November ftrm, I9It, in the pro ceedings of Hy man Supply Company y, outhide Manufacturing Company, Inrhrharatd f .Witt n((nr ftir saI. at1 Public ' Auction' to the highest bidder redr&arj', 1913, at 1. o'clock .M-at tlie Point Lumber Company's mill 'ast Front Street New Bern, N. C. re maenmcry, stock, material on Hand and all tl.e properties and rights ol the said Company. , Edmund H. Gorham, Receiver. FOR SALE. , One Herring Safe, 3 ft. 10 inch high, 't ft. 9 1 l in. wide, t ft. 4-1 to. deep., also one 150 horsepowe boiler. 1 For rent or sale one farm situatedJ on the South side of Neuse. River, six miles below New Bern, containing i6S acres, mor or less, known as the Singleton Farm, about one hundred acres' 'of which is cleared land.. Alo one farm jsituaiei on the southside of Neuse Kiver containing 40 acres more Ar leiuc I 'j. milp HaIav Mote Rftm Mostly cleared lanJ. ' : For sale one. 6, inch suction pump. Will throw 500 gallons minute. ' ' Thomas panielsu MORfGACK S4L OF VALUABLE By, virtue of power of sale contained a that certain mortgage dead dared the ditk day'"t)f Jannary, " 190, from Alexander Pelham and Sarah F; Pel- fl(, fiie, wer.xtojtph..&r Gsite which, said m'oitia're';ccd sreoorded (a nook 'of deeds, auniber l, page 59, the olfice of jihe Register of Deed's M Craves County, the! uadersisned M 1 o'clock M at f the 4Wt house Cdod's corner in the Cary-tme and run Carv's line S. i i lu , K aW Va Cya-!fineliwSe,"4i 'Gooda' line to iae . Beginning containing oj.un acres. I Ten ''diva after date t. ' will sett la bu )nt private sale for best nosaibleash pf ite, my entire stocklln mde, goods, are,' merchandise,1 storT f xt ures, etc.. ill ' fliy place" of , business on Middle street, in the City of New Bern', North Carolina, ' This; January 15th, 4913 J. G. Delamar. y . . lBt FirtPubli Flight ef an Aeroplane In i, f' a i Th' Cogrttry, . -( In"; -The Curtis , Attotiofl. Boot" Gletfn Cnrtlsa describee 'toe Jlrst pdbllc eeruplsn nlRlitJn America, In the dart ibefpre any one bad ever heard of the young Taukee teventor. and be was ex petimentluR with Alexander Graham Bell a fid others: "Baldwin climbed into the seat, took the eontrol In hand, end we cranked the motor. When we released our bold of the machine It sped over the. tee like, a scared rabbit for two or three hun dred feet and then, much to our Joy, it Jumped Into the air. This was what we bad worked for through many lotur months, and naturally we watched the brief and uncertain course of Baldwin with a good deal of emotion. "Rising to a height of six or eeven feet Baldwin flew the unheard of dis tance of 818 feet 11 Inchest Then he came down Inglorionsly on one wing. As we learned afterward, the frail framework' ef the ull had bent and the machine had flopped over on lta aide ajd dropped on the wing, which gave way and; caused the machine to turn completely around. . , . ,. "It had taken just seven weeks to build the machine and jet It ready fse i the trial' It had taken lust about twen ty seconds to smash H.- But a great thing had been aceomftuabedV We bed eofilered the first pubae flight of m fceavter than air machine In America T THE FIRST WATCHES. They Had Weights, Not 8prlrOS, and Were as Big aa Plates. At first the watch was about the bIm of a dessert plate. It bad weights and was used as a "pocket clock." The ear liest, known use of the modern name secure In the record of 1552, which mentiops that Edward VL bad "one la rum or watch of Iron, the case being likewise ef iron ftilt, with two plum mets of lead " The first watches may readily be supposed to have been of rude execu tion. The Srst great improvement, the substitution of sprinKs for weights, was in 15."0. The earliest upring3 were not coiled, lut only straight pieces of steel. Early watches bad only one hand and, belDg wound up twice a day, they could not be expected to keep time nearer than fifteen or twenty minutes in the twelve hours. The dials were of silver or brass. The cases had no crys tals, but opened at the back and front and were four or Ave Inches in diam eter. I iA plain watch cost the equivalent of 11,000 In our currency, and after one Hras ordered It took s year to make It Exchange. Exasperating. 4 A stotterlng ssJeemaa called tm m Mew York buyer witkv aa aceUMl broposltloB. In well tamed seotemoes tus proceeded to lay t before, the, bnye I, hie superb argument But, alas, tn very well turn e sentence mere were "bs" and "rna," and fiver these the' salesman stuttered pitiably. The buyer before whom he was pleading ras a caustic nasty sort of chap, and after five mtnntes of s tatter ing at a point where the salesman was floundering most dreadrnNy, the buyer held, up bis band and said: Tin afraid 1 can't understand you. Oair Again when you're sober." ! The salesman turned scarlet with mortification and rage. "B-b-b-buf- "No." said the buyer, waving him resolutely toward the door, "not now when you're sober." And the infuriated salesman depart ed. Washington Star. Macaulay as a Talker. ' Where Mncaulay's talk failed Is dearly shown by tirevllle. "If he could tread less heavily on the ground, if bs could touch the subjects he handles with a liKhter hand, if be knew when to stop as well as be knows what, to nay, bin talk,, would be as attractive as It Is wonderful. It is all Hummed up In the sentence, "He gave society than it required and not exactly of the kind." Macaulay, In ' fact - suffered from excess of the first requisite of talk, according to Johnson "materi als." As Sir .Henry Taylor said, "His memory bad . swamped his mind." Flashes of Ignorance as well as of al ienee are necessary to the perfect talk er. And so, aa has been said, Macaulay often exhausted bis audiences before he exhausted the . subject London Ohrouica. , - r. A Juvenile, Critie, : ; A small girt, of five was, walking re jcently vwftb. her mother, through the .public garden ,in Boston. :' The .WaaV wgton monument attracted ner atten tlon. and she laqnired what It was. j.-: i-IW? replied her mother, "la 'a ptatne ef George Waabington.'" r- $ f.Tbe ttlla4y; regard4h, It tmtnr. lor some momenta, . ana uen she eaia. aUtnekdidbWl J. Ne Sslf teeke. -:: ' ! " Jodnlgeut 1 UiKle-.Tht' forooble "wHh iyou. Horace, hi , tbnt yoh have' nut struck JrourT proper JvoSaflooV Ton. baren't found yourself yet Bcape gTac ; KepheHnhL f o iimkW, m,e to br a self seeker,, do you, nncle GbJoaxn Tribnna.. , t ' ;re.:wss3enFs,i-2 fn,S8yt rsura did , yoo expect . it io .Atltm horseback, or la an antorotibile, or per bapa to ah 'airship. New York Press, - Vf sometimes have those Kttle nibs which Prorldence sends ; to enhance, the value of its fa Tors. Goldsmith. iraj;3i,iiii;'piiicp!!aii,s'.v- 3'sh'iiBtinp Piirciin .jc-'imnirii Unllilj HIIIIAUIIIL UIIUUUL lililUliull Says s Sage. Tea Mixed With Sulphur Restores Natural Color and Lustre, GrayPfaded hair turned beautifully dark and lustrous almost over night, is a reality, if you'll take the trouble to mix, sage ta and sulphur, but what's the use, you get a large bottle of the ready-to-use tonic, called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy" at drug stores here for about 50 cents. Millions of bottles of "Wyeth's" are sold annually, says a well-known drug gist, because it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that no one can tell it has been applied. You just dampen a sponge or soft 8 .iuniig COAST 11 TI'V PARAUA-J A UAfC A-GtlBA ARB FLORIDA VIA THE Ol-SEii llii) FLoftfes IS OFFERED AT A COMPARATIVELY SMALL COST The cruise will be on the New Steamship EVANGEL I NIC cil the P. & (). S. S. CO. Length MA left, with 262 Staterooms! SAILING FROM KEY WEST JANUARY 7, 1913. Other sailings Jan. 21, Feb. 4 and lr, March 4 and IS, April 1 and 15. M. JOLLY. It will only cost a postal tar J worth ONE To Tas Payees The Tax Books were not given to tl Sheriff until December, so for two rnon& you were not bothered. The State needs money, the Cpunjy needs money, and both must have it Tis said that the Sjts $J 5Q$W behind, and intends raiding property val ues to make up-the deficit. We dont need any increase in Craven in property i .i ii in values, tney are nign f nougn. ray up promptly and ward off this action. Pay up, before ii.i are added. ?. B. SOUTHERNjRAILWAY W n q " Premier Carrier ol tlie South N. P. The fol owing schedule figures are published only a information and are not guaranteed. TRAIN! No. 21 leaves- GoldsVoro 6:45 a. m.-for Ralcieti, Durham, Greens ijoro, Asheville and Waynesville. Through train to Asheville, handles chair car to Waynesville. Makes con nection's at Greensboro for all points North and East, and at Asheville with Carolina Special for Cincinnati, Cliicano and all Western points. TRAIN N. 139-rLeavea Goldsboro 2.05 p. ri. for Rileigh Di rhai ,aad Creensboro. . Handle thtough Pufi- man Hceping -t ar irera, Maieiga te Atlanta, arrives Atlanta 5 ;25 a. mi. making rcennetJioi. for -New (Vleans, Tejiaa, Califoraid and at Western joints dlfio corjiects at (.ireensboro with throiEli ttTain for alf Weatera ad Eastern fAiints. , i" . : v,TR'AlNVNo i31-?4.eaves. yoMsbsee SM jt., m, for vKaleiaky Prt tfwi .reenborqi Makf s ,lirect connectioii atiGreensbore with eoiid P"Han Sleeps in Cari train for Washinetoni Baltimore Thtladeluhisii New, York.andall JEastew and Northern points. Connects Also at Gt'censboro ft; with hrotlgn. .ni otjrist Sleepiag Car for Los Aageles and San iQ4 -pt mii fr.vRlejghpJmhea4 Greensboro.? Randies' ruUmav 5jp. ag vCar?,Rafciehi to ,Witon-Salem, Makes connection'st jreeusboro with through train, for Atlanta and New Or- eans, also raake connection tor . AsJir- ville, ChatUnooga, St. Louis, -Memphis,; 1 irmingham and all Western points." . j For . detailed information, also r for infoi tu.-ition concerning special , row'ad brush with Wyeth's Saga and Sulphur and draw it through your hair, taking one. small strand at a time. Those whose hair is turning gray, beootning faded, dry. scraggly and thin have a surprise awaiting; them, because after just one application the gray hair van ishes and your locks become luxuriantly darK and beautiful all dandruff goes,' scalp itching and falling hair stops. This is the age of youth, gray-haired, unattractive folks aren't wanted around, so get busy with the Sage and Sulphur tonight and you'll be amazed at your youthful appearance and the real beauty and healthy condition of your hair with in a few days. Inquiry at drug stores here shows that they all sell "lots of "Wyeth's Sage and S.ulphnr" and the folks using it are enthusiastic. I PERSONALLY CONDUCTED T For full information, the ap proximate cost of the trip from any point desired, anil for sche dules and reservat inns mi trains and on the ship, address the un dersigned", who will accompany the party. WIIMINRU N, N. 0. CENT To get art ici:l costs and penalties LAMB, Sheriff. trip rates account various special occas ions Pullman sleeping car reservations, ask any Southern Failway Agent or communicate with the undersigned. BJ. O. JOX1-S, Traveling Passenger Agent, Raleigh, N. C. " H. F. CARV, tieneral Passenger Agent, Washington, D. C. 1 E. H. COAPMAN. Vice-President and. General iVarugc Washington, D. C. S. H. HARDVfCKr Passenger Traffic Manager, Washington, D. C, ' SOUTHEIll RAILWAY G. Now Trtln Service Between Raleigh .'lUGdlddbdii r. : Effect ivefeiinday Jannary I(rtlaptraiifr Not. , 10& tailijl'jiBlnM between Greriboro aid foUeigh will be extended wl vperate' through txv- -ill.! :r-1.1: i."-." -'liii" '-IJ 'ii- 6. IPS now arriving Raleigh 10.W . 'Aj, jl'i And jWiW. continve throegh U Cj)dbv (arriving iher ilrQ f P: M, train -No?,I3)lbw) lea yes Ratsigb t Brill leave jGddabdVd: m S:03( J. U ?. einc- kaleia:it,ti09tP. m.U erevt tdfore.r;;.tVV;:c ;v - Ceeasbore and (MdiUm'Vh&M w "f ' ' H'VtiyTrWalinrf;Pager..Att ' fJ 5 my V.n ' . Raleigh N.fi. j. jrr OMldron Ory C, )TOniA ' V . "... v .. 1 ' fv
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